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Clay Brown/Sports Editor

Clay Brown is the Sports Editor for the Houston Home Journal. His career started as a freelance journalist for the Cairo Messenger in Cairo, Georgia before moving to Valdosta and freelancing for the Valdosta Daily Times. He moved to Warner Robins with his wife, Miranda, and two cats Olive and Willow in 2023 to become Sports Editor for the HHJ. When not out covering games and events Clay enjoys reading manga, playing video games, watching shows and trying to catch sports games.

Clay's Latest Articles

Perry boys basketball settling in with new coach, breaking down bad habits

It’s been about six weeks since Jason Stephens was introduced to the community as Perry High School’s new boys basketball coach.

Northside’s basketball programs have been revitalized under new coaches. What does the culture look like entering year three?

Two years ago Buck Harris and ChoRhonda Gwaltney-Harris were brought in to overhaul the Northside basketball programs.

Perry’s first Division-1 soccer signee leaves behind lofty legacy as one of several record-breaking Houston County athletes

Madilynn Foster joined the ranks of several record-breaking Houston County athletes after signing to play soccer at South Carolina State University on Monday.

What’s the truth about AI data centers?

Here’s a look at the national picture.

Warner Robins basketball moving past frustrating 2025-26 season, here’s who is turning heads this offseason

Warner Robins boys head basketball coach Jamaal Garman knows better than anyone how frustrating the 2025-26 season was. But together the Demons are moving forward.

Perry’s new baseball coach a fervent winner, learner and character builder. See what he had to say at his community meet and greet

Perry High School’s new head baseball coach was short and sweet during his introduction to the community on Tuesday.

WRALL takes it all with sandlot softball state championship victory | PHOTOS

Photos from Warner Robins American Little League's sandlot softball state championship tournament.

Warner Robins basketball coach supporting local women’s sports with summer camp scrimmages

Warner Robins head girls basketball coach Rebecca Ivory has always been an advocate for women supporting women.

She followed her mother to Houston County and found her calling on I-75

Our 2026 Hometown Hero from Georgia State Patrol is Rachel Iverson.

When the lights go out in Houston County, this lineman gets them back on

Our 2026 Hometown Hero from Flint Energies is Hunter Walton.

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